Hallmark and Great American Family actress Jen Lilley opened up about how God has guided her acting career and taught her important life lessons along the way. “I try to live my life — in a posture of surrender,” she told Fox News Digital. Lilley has starred in several films for the two networks known for family-friendly entertainment. She has …
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“The Office” star Angela Kinsey opened up in a recent podcast appearance about the few times her own faith caused her to speak out against certain jokes made on the popular sitcom. Kinsey, who played Angela Martin on the long-running show, talked about her Christian faith and her years on “The Office” with former co-star Rainn Wilson on the April …
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Columbia University may have fended off the threat of class action lawsuits this week when it announced classes have shifted to virtual or hybrid amid ongoingsafety concernsstemming from anti-Israel protests, according to a former law professor at the embattled school. Attorney Danny Karon, who used to teach at Columbia Law School and specializes in class action suits, felt Jewish students …
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Ellen DeGeneres opened up about the toxic workplace scandal that derailed her career and damaged her reputation in 2020, during her first return to the comedy stage this week. During a stand-up routine in Los Angeles on Wednesday, the former host of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” reflected on getting “kicked out of show business” for being “mean.” “What else can …
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As students chanted “From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be free,” Jewish students spoke with Fox News Digital about the antisemitism and extreme anger they have experienced on campus during this week’s protests. Hundreds of protesters gathered on campus at the University of Texas at Austin on Wednesday to participate in an unruly anti-Israel protest that included “significant …
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The tide may be turning in favor of protecting female athletes against playing biological males in women’s sports, according to some activists. The Our Bodies Our Sports coalition hosted an X Spaces event on Thursday which featured several speakers demanding the NCAA ban transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports. According to the press release, “Over the past week, the …
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NPR is taking heat from the Gray Lady. The New York Times published a lengthy piece Wednesday headlined, “Inside the Crisis at NPR,” that renewed the harsh spotlight on “internal turmoil” at NPR and a conservative media watchdog feels the report is a “sure sign” that it’s a crisis indeed. Earlier this month, longtime NPR editor Uri Berliner blew the …
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Monica Lewinsky went viral on Wednesday after joining a social media trend involving one of Taylor Swift’s new songs as she referenced her time in the White House with former President Bill Clinton. Lewinsky’s post, which had over 6 million views as of Thursday morning, references one of Swift’s new songs, “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” off her new …
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A CNN reporter cut his live report short on Wednesday after hewas surroundedby anti-Israel protesters at the University of Southern California (USC). During a trip to Los Angeles, CNN National Correspondent Nick Watt admitted the atmosphere was getting “unpleasant” and said people in the crowd were attempting to “intimidate” his news crew. Watt tried to continue his reportasone protester filmed …
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Gov. Brian Kemp, R-Ga., said Wednesday he plans to sign a bill that would make squatting a crime in Georgia as squatters continue to frustrate homeowners across the nation. Kemp joined “Fox & Friends” to discuss the legislation, and said he would be signing the Georgia Squatter Reform Act on Wednesday, which would allow property owners to go after squatters …
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